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From catching invisible particles deep underground to measuring microscopic cells in fossilized leaves, scientists use the tiniest physical fragments to map massive planetary systems.
Neutrinos From Deep Inside Earth Provide a New Picture of the Mantle × Ancient Forests Took 100,000 Years to Recover From the Last Global Warming Period Similar to Today – Wyoming Fossils Reveal What Happened
0:00 / 20:39 · Narrator Sulafat/Charon/Vindemiatrix
by Wanjiku Chebet Kanjumba, Ph.D. Candidate in Aerospace Engineering, University of Florida
When Earth goes quiet, how do robots on the Moon decide what to do next?
0:00 / 7:08 · Narrator Sulafat
by James O'Sullivan
Who is actually responsible when an influencer's stock tip wipes out a stranger's life savings?
0:00 / 39:12 · Narrator Algieba
by Rachel Williamson, The Conversation
Why do some women make millions pretending to belong to a past that hated them?
0:00 / 9:28 · Narrator Rasalgethi
by Albert Yuan
If every action has a biological cause, who is choosing the morning coffee?
0:00 / 17:42 · Narrator Charon
by Natalie Wolchover
If water just flows blindly downhill, why do all rivers follow the exact same math?
0:00 / 13:30 · Narrator Gacrux
by Amanda Leigh Lichtenstein
What happens when a conversation slows down to the speed of pen and paper?
0:00 / 11:55 · Narrator Vindemiatrix
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